Mealy Puddings

Ingredients

• 1 lb. oatmeal
• ¼ lb. minced beef suet
• 3 small or 2 large onions (parboiled)
• ½ teaspoonful salt
• ½ teaspoonful pepper

Method

1. 1

   Mix all ingredients together and fill long pudding skins.

2. 2

   Boil for several hours.

3. 3

   Serve hot.

Nutrition per serving

As published

This recipe was extracted from The school cookery book (1881), page 43. The excerpt below is the record exactly as published.

^ teaspoonful salt ; 1 pinch pepper. Mash the potatoes (cold potatoes will do) till no lumps remain. Add the salt, pepper, milk, and half of the cheese ; mix well. Place the potatoes smoothly in a small greased pie dish, sprinkle the remaining cheese on the top, also the dripping in small pieces ; bake in a brisk oven or before the fire for a few minutes till it is a golden colour. If it is possible to add on the top a little gravy from any roast meat, it will be found an improvement. Serve very hot. 92 CHEAP DISHES WITHOUT MEAT. Fat Brose. — Required: 2 tablespoonfuls oatmeal; x y2 oz. dripping ; about 2 gills boiling water ; 1 pinch salt. Put the oatmeal, salt, and dripping in a basin; stir the boiling water in gradually ; put the mixture in a pan on the fire, and boil for about ten minutes. A pinch of pepper may be added, and a chopped onion (previously boiled). Peas Brose. — Required: 2 tablespoonfuls peas- meal ; 1 pinch of salt; about \ l/2 gills boiling water. Put the meal and salt in a basin ; stir the boiling water in gradually ; put the mixture in a pan on the fire, and boil for five minutes. Fat Peas Brose. — Required: 2 tablespoonfuls peasmeal ; 1 ]/2 oz. dripping ; about 1 gill boiling water ; 1 pinch salt. Prepare and cook in the same way as Fat Brose. Boil for five minutes. Macaroni Cheese. — Required: y lb. macaroni; 2 oz. grated cheese ; y pint of milk ; 2 quarts hot water; iy oz. dripping or butter; 1 oz. flour; y2 teaspoonful salt. Break the macaroni into small pieces ; put them into a saucepan of hot water ; leave the pan un- covered, and boil fast for half an hour; strain off the water. Melt 1 oz. dripping in a small pan ; remove from the fire, add the flour, mix well with a wooden spoon. Pour in the milk very slowly, stirring con- stantly; add the salt and 1 oz. grated cheese ; stir over a slow fire till the sauce boils, then pour it into a basin and mix well with the macaroni. Grease an oval tin dish (flat) ; put the macaroni and sauce into it ; sprinkle the remaining cheese over it, and bake in rather a quick oven or in front of the fire till brown. Serve very hot. CHEAP DISHES WITHOUT MEAT. 93 Welsh Rabbit— Required: x round of stale .bread ; about 2 oz. strong cheese; 1 oz. butter; 2 tablespoonfuls milk ; y4 teaspoonful made mustard ; x/ teaspoonful salt; 1 pinch of pepper. Toast the bread on both sides; put it on a hot ■plate in front of the fire; spread it with the butter. Cut the cheese into small pieces ; melt them in a small pan with the milk, pepper, salt, and mustard ; stir till smooth ; spread quickly over the buttered toast. Unless served immediately, the rabbit becomes tough. Mealy Puddings. — Required: some long pud- ding skins ; 1 lb. oatmeal ; ^4 lb. minced beef suet ; 3 small or 2 large onions (parboiled) ; % teaspoonful salt ; % teaspoonful pepper

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